Devin Cloud adds MCP Marketplace Expansion

MCP Marketplace Expansion

48+ new engineering MCP connectors are now available, including Miro, Mixpanel, Honeycomb, Postman, monday.com, Klaviyo, and many more. 42 previously-beta MCPs have graduated to general availability. New additions include LaunchDarkly (with hosted OAuth), Fathom, Attio, and Calendly. Google Drive MCP is now available to all users.

Dedicated MCP Management Page

Enterprise admins now have a dedicated MCP management page with per-server detail views showing organization-wide and per-session usage, replacing the previous side panel.

GitLab User Identity Linking

Link your personal GitLab account so Devin creates Merge Requests under your GitLab user instead of the Devin identity. For enterprises with self-hosted GitLab instances, admins can register a GitLab OAuth Application under Advanced settings to enable user linking for self-hosted instances.

Devin Review for GitLab

Devin Review now supports GitLab Merge Requests. Intelligent diffs, inline comments, and AI chat all work on GitLab MRs. Your GitLab MRs appear in the sidebar organized by status (Needs your review, Returned to you, Approved, Waiting for reviewers, Drafts). GitLab repos can be added to auto-review in Review settings.

File Path Visible During Streaming Edits

The full file path is now shown while the edit tool is actively streaming changes, so you always know which file Devin is modifying.

Deduplicated File Tabs with Version Switcher

When multiple versions of the same file exist, they are consolidated into a single tab with a version dropdown instead of cluttering the tab bar.

Slack Formatting in Webapp Comments

Bold, links, code, and other Slack formatting now renders correctly in webapp thread comments forwarded from Slack.

PR Context Visible While Waiting for CI

PR-ready context is now shown while CI checks are still running, so you can start reviewing before checks complete.

Improved Feedback Controls

Both thumbs-up and thumbs-down buttons are now always visible on messages. Session-level feedback and a qualitative feedback modal make it easier to share detailed feedback.

Incremental Generation Steps in Automation Input

The AI-assisted automation input now shows incremental generating steps as it builds your automation configuration.

Public Repos Shown as Disabled in Repo Picker

Public repositories now appear greyed out in the repo picker instead of being hidden, making it clear they exist but are not selectable.

”User Only” PR Author Enforcement

A new “User only” option is available in the “Open PRs as” setting. When selected, Devin will only create PRs under the user’s identity and will fail if their Git account is not connected. Automations and service users fall back to the Devin identity. Enterprise admins can enforce this setting across all organizations.

Cmd+K: Switch Organization & Copy Org ID

The command palette (Cmd+K / Ctrl+K) now supports switching between organizations and copying your org ID without navigating to settings.

Sidebar: Unpin & Remove-from-Folder Quick Actions

The sidebar archive button has been replaced with context-aware quick actions: pinned sessions show an “Unpin” button, and sessions in a folder show “Remove from folder.” Archive remains accessible via the context menu.

Wiki: Clean Page URLs

Wiki pages now use cleaner /page/<id> routes instead of the previous longer format, making links easier to share and bookmark.

Automations Sidebar

Automations now appear in the main navigation sidebar for quicker access to your configured automation rules.

Japanese Translations: 100% Coverage

All remaining Japanese translation keys have been filled across the platform, bringing Japanese language coverage to 100%.

Ask Devin: @repos Picker Scoped to Search Repos

The @repos file picker in Ask Devin now only shows repositories from your selected search scope, reducing noise when referencing files.

Suggested Knowledge Visible in Session Worklog

When Devin suggests a knowledge item during a session, it now appears as a standalone event in the worklog for easier visibility and review.

Devin Review: Comment Language Selector

When reviewing PRs in Devin Review, you can now select the language for AI-generated review comments (e.g., English, Japanese, Spanish).

Devin Review: Security Findings

All Devin reviews now include a security findings section. The security reviewer respects your repository’s SECURITY.md file to tailor its analysis to your project’s security policies.

Devin Review: Code Owner Review Block

The merge bar now shows when a PR is blocked waiting for code owner approval, making it clear which reviews are still required before merging.

Devin Review: GitHub Alert Callouts

GitHub-style alert callouts (note, warning, caution, etc.) in markdown files now render with proper styling in Devin Review.

Slack: Preceding Thread Messages as Context

When Devin is mentioned in a Slack thread, it now receives the preceding thread messages as context, enabling more informed responses without needing to repeat background information.

Slack: !agent Bang Command

Use !agent in Slack messages to Devin to explicitly route your request to a full Agent session instead of Ask mode.

Default Sync with Slack Per Session

New sessions can now default to syncing messages with Slack, configurable at the organization level so teams stay in the loop automatically.

Automations: Slack Channel Updates

Automation run results can now be posted to a designated Slack channel, keeping your team informed of automated session outcomes.

Linear: Projects Filter for Triggers

When configuring Linear-triggered automations, you can now filter by Linear project to scope which issues trigger Devin sessions.

MCP Server: View Logs on Error

MCP plugin error cards now include a “View logs” button linking directly to the MCP output channel, plus detailed error information surfaced in the plugin status card for faster debugging.

Axiom MCP Server

A new official Axiom MCP integration is available, allowing Devin to query your Axiom logs and observability data during sessions.

Structured Output Schema for Playbooks

Playbooks now support a structured output schema, enabling Devin to return results in a defined JSON format for easier programmatic consumption.

Enterprise Knowledge Limit Increased to 300

The maximum number of enterprise knowledge items has been increased from 200 to 300.